Sentence examples for expressed ethical from inspiring English sources

In 1957 the union federation expressed ethical concerns when it expelled the Teamsters Union after disclosures of corruption and labour racketeering in what was then the nation's largest union.

Some have expressed ethical concerns in relation to the SPs method, as pharmacists do not give consent to participate.

Even a five-member ethics panel with three gubernatorial appointees felt compelled to express "ethical concerns" about the indirect financing of the trips by four companies disqualified under state law from directly providing such benefits.

Hume's denial that statements purporting to express ethical judgments in fact express ethical judgments contradicts our assertoric use of statements that purport to express judgments.

Findings from this study also suggest that consumers are increasingly expressing ethical values through their purchasing decisions (Golob et al. 2008).

The importance attached to li, to ritual propriety itself, indicates the Confucian appreciation for the role of culture and convention in enabling human beings to express ethical attitudes toward each another such as care and respect (see Cua, 2005 for rich explorations of li in the thought of Xunzi).

And, frankly, I'm more comfortable with the notion of a chief executive who expresses ethical misgivings over killing criminals than with one who blithely states--as Wilson does--that the death penalty is a deterrent to crime in the absence of any hard proof.

Fifthly, many commentators express ethical concerns about the vulnerability of participants in phase I research.

They express ethical awareness of their moral actions within the first session and they primarily argue that the value of beneficence is the main ethical aspect.

And the president has expressed his ethical concerns, remarking: "I do not want these individuals to die".

49 The Committee has expressed no ethical issues about the study.